This is a guest post from Shawn McCusker of EdTechTeacher.org, an advertiser on this site. While there are some very creative web tools out there, ThingLink is one of my favorites. It has earned this status by passing several of my key benchmark-tests for the classroom.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: Four Ways to Think About Using ThingLink – Rethinking ThingLink

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There are a multitude of tools which WE could use to foster the creativity of the learners, such as “Story Telling“, coding with Scratch and other programs, comics, and interactive images with links and videos such as “ThingLink“, which I will present here with some practical examples. Below my curation about ThingLink where YOU can first read about it for a better understanding:See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: PracTICE: Creativity Examples With ThingLink

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The experience of bringing together a group of teachers through a common learning goal this summer has been amazing. Now nearing the end of the ThingLink Teacher Challenge Week 7, participants are creating interactive images and self-publishing them all over the world wide web. See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: Transforming Teaching & Learning with ThingLink

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ThingLink is an excellent web tool that allows you to create interactive images online. The images you create can come alive by adding to them text, video, music, and links. ThingLink has also recently rolled out a new feature, which is still in beta, that allows you to add interactive pinmarks to YouTube videos. These pin marks can be links to other videos or websites.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: Teachers Guide to Creating Rich Interactive Visuals Using ThingLink

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ThingLink is one of my favourite web tools for creating interactive images.If you have never used ThingLink before then here is a step by step guide I posted earlier to outlining the entire procedure to create your first interactive visual that can embed videos, maps, text and links.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: Thinglink a Good Tool to Annotate and Create Interactive Videos for Your Class

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Recently ThingLink introduced ThingLink for Video, an exciting new editor for annotating video content with rich media. The new editor allows users to add notes and links to existing video content, and turn video into an interactive digital discovery platform.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: 3 Ways to Use ThingLink for Video in the Classroom

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Using interactive maps in the classroom encourages exploration, invites curiosity and promotes spatial thinking. Interactive maps can be used to provide students with background knowledge to launch a unit, or they can be used as a starting point for digging deeper into any concept through research. Interactive maps can be used to explore a wide variety of topics in traditional ways, or they can be used creatively to help students visualize just about anything.See it on Scoop….

Continuar leyendo: A Collection of Interactive Maps

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ThingLink is a popular tool for collaboratively creating interactive images. Now, you can use ThingLink to create interactive videos too. ThingLink Video (still in beta, but you can register for early access here) allows you to select any public video on YouTube and add interactive pinmarks to it. Each pinmark can contain embeds of other videos, maps, text, and links to other pages of information. Learn more about the ThingLink video in the video below.See…

Continuar leyendo: Create Interactive Videos On ThingLink Video

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Move away from the drib drab of everyday lessons, build engagement and get more interactive using this creative free web-based tool called ThingLink.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: ThingLink in the Classroom – One image. Tons of possibilities

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I am fortunate to be working with an amazing group of educators this summer for the ThingLink Teacher Challenge. This week’s challenge to design an activity to help students Dig Deeper Into Vocabulary, a topic I am very passionate about.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: The Ultimate Word Wall with ThingLink & Padlet

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Introducing an easy way to annotate videos with rich mediaSee it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: ThingLink for Video

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Un contenido visual, atractivo y que ofrezca algo de valor para el usuario es fundamental en toda estrategia de contenidos. ¿Cómo podemos hacer que nuestro contenido visual llame la atención de nuestros usuarios?Gumersindo Fernández’s insight:1. Thinglink2. Storify3. Qzzr4. Piktochart5. Tagxedo6. Zeega7. PresslySee it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: 7 Herramientas gratuitas para mejorar tu contenido visual en redes sociales

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As another school year comes to a close it’s time for students and teachers to celebrate and reflect on all the wonderful experiences from the school year. ThingLink is the perfect tool for creating multimedia memory books to help students capture memories, preserve them, and share them with friends and family across the globe.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: Create a Multimedia Memory Book with ThingLink

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Compartimos una selección de imágenes interactivas realizadas en Thinglink sobre la obra de Gabo, quien falleció en la tarde del último jueves santo en México. Su cuerpo ya fue incinerado y se espera que las cenizas sean compartidas entre México y Colombia.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: 10 imágenes interactivas sobre Gabo

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ThingLink is now supported across platforms to provide teachers and students with a variety of flexible options to extend the learning beyond the classroom walls.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

Continuar leyendo: Using ThingLink Beyond the Classroom Walls

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